Posts Tagged ‘motherhood’
Triple heatwave. Triple reminder. 🥵🥵🥵
Last week I swapped the UK heatwave for the Spanish version… only to return home to another one. This time I was delivering the motivational keynote at the European Women…
Read MoreI saved 30s. It wasn’t even an emergency…
It was Sunday morning, Macclesfield town centre. I hate shopping and the food markets were on so it was rammed full of people…everywhere! I held onto Elsie little hand and…
Read MoreInsight to Action: On Why Do Unexpected Outcomes Matter?
Last Sunday was International Women’s Day and what a perfect day it was to travel down to Stratford-upon-Avon to be a trainer for the One of Many Coaching Certification. I’m…
Read MoreInsight to Action: On solving for the right outcome…
Last week I delivered two International Women’s Day workshops; one at Imperial College London, and one online for the ASEICA Society. Of all the questions I get asked, the most frequently asked…
Read MoreInsight to Action: On main characters, movies, and phone fasting…
I have an embarrassing confession to make. I’ve developed an unhealthy addiction to my phone. When watching TV with my family, I noticed I kept on picking up my phone…
Read MoreInsight to Action: On Time, Energy, and Money
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Read MoreA Dose of Hope
If you’d prefer to listen to this week’s Coffee & Notes instead of reading it, just WhatsApp me the word VOICE and I’ll send the audio version directly to your…
Read MoreYou Don’t Have to Do It Alone
It was 19:25. The event doors were due to open in five minutes, so I did a quick phone check. First up? A video of my daughter whizzing her dolls…
Read MoreThe Career Thread You Didn’t Know You Were Weaving
A couple of weeks ago, I spent five days supporting One of Many, the organisation where I first trained as a coach. This time, I returned in a new role,…
Read MoreThe Detention Strategy: Why Avoiding the Hard Stuff Doesn’t Work
We were two weeks into my middle child Jenson’s transition to high school, and I was almost shocked by how smooth it had been. Settling in well. Enjoying the structure.…
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